Looking Back To Look Forward: Celebrating 10 Years Of Research On Migration, Forced Displacement and Superdiversity

The Institute for Research into Superdiversity (IRiS) at the University of Birmingham was founded in 2012 to break new ground in interdisciplinary and cross-disciplinary research on international migration, forced displacement, and migration-driven superdiversity.

Ever since, it has been at the forefront of empirical and theory-driven research into refugee and migrant integration, migration governance and policies, research methods in/for superdiverse contexts, irregularised migration, youth migration, and wellbeing in different welfare regimes.

"Looking back to look forward" is the theme of the 2022 IRIS international conference. The conference will address key dimensions and changes in contemporary migration studies research, both in the past decade and for the decade ahead.

Travel and accommodation expenses should be covered by the participants. However, there will be a limited number of registration fee bursaries for speakers from disadvantaged backgrounds. Please contact Paladia Ziss ([email protected]) for further information.

Ticket Details:

1. Full conference rate
2. Full conference concession rate: for students; civil Society; Global South-based researchers and practitioners; online presenters
3. Day rate
4. Concession day rate: for students; civil Society; Global South-based researchers and practitioners; online presenters
5. 5) Conference dinner only